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Natural Gas Found in Aral Sea’s Dry Bed
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Test wells produce the first significant volumes of gas, confirming speculation about gas reserves in the region.
Broad Scope of EPA’s Fracturing Study Raises Ire of Gas Industry
An expensive federal study to be done on how hydrofracking may affect drinking water quality.
States Seek Profit, Regulation from Natural Gas Drilling
Pennsylvania's latest budget proposal includes a tax on energy firms that tap the state’s shale gas reserves.
NYC Seeks to Ban Gas Drilling Within the City’s Watershed
Fracking could contaminate New York’s unfiltered water supply and require costly filtration, report says.
Peter Gleick: What the Frack? Poisoning Water for Energy Profits
Injecting water, chemicals, and sand to "frack" the gas from shale rock formations.
Faucet Flambé in Colorado Sparks Concern About Natural Gas Leaks
Water and fire don't mix, but in Colorado such idioms may soon explode.
Rocky Mountain Oil Range: Is Water for Shale?
The West harbors beneath its jagged peaks three times more…
Reading Between the Cracks: Natural Gas Drilling Can Pollute Groundwater
A recent inquiry suggests the brew used during natural gas drilling may be poisoning water nationwide.
Opinion: Where Water Trumps Energy
A new plan to drill for natural gas along America's East Coast could endanger water supplies.
New York Water a Power Issue as Natural Gas Companies Hit Rock-bottom
Flirting with the idea of drilling for energy in the Marcellus shale.